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BROUGHT BY CABLE.
M. GREVY ENDEAVORlNG TO RE-
TREAT WITH HONOR.
More Urgent Demands for his Resigna-
tion--Another Disaster at Sea off
Cape Finisterre 20 Sholten Vic
Tins Identified.

PARIS, Nov. 21.-M. Grevy this morning
said he would leave to the fullest latitude
in the choice of colleagues. NJ. Ciemen-
ce6u replied the devotion of the president
to the republic was indisputable and he
might render her Il last service by resign
ing. In view of the fact that his author
ity had sustained blow hurtful to the
republic, NJ. Grevy intimated his refusal
to resign not final, asked NJ. Clemenceau
to join NM. Floqult, Goblet aud Defrey-
Cinet in conference on the subject of his
resignation. At the conference NM. Flo
quet, Goblet and De Freycinet adhered to
the opinion of NJ. Clemenceau. NJ. Grevy
finally announced he would appeal to
other statesmen for assistance.
At a meeting OF the automou-t and So
cial sections Of the municipal council this
evening 800 persons were in attendance
and the following was unanimously
adopted The deputies of the Seine are
requested to demand the resignation OF
the president and only to support a GOV
ernment which will devote Itself to the
Introduction OF reforms aud Will demand
the resignation of NJ. Grevy." A vigil
ance committee was formed, consisting Of
35 members, which will organize the
forces of the republican party for ali
eventualities.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
WHAT SHALL BE DONE
WITH THEM Is FOR THE GRAND
JURY I'd DECIDE THIS WEEK..

Now that the policy keno. faro ex.
ottement 10 over. the question before
the court is whas can be done with the
cspturs d "artists," keno tools, checks.
faro layouu, faro boxes, case keepers,
check racks, cue cards, card pressos.
spindle game and roulette tables. They
certainly oan be OF no use without \
victory for tho ''artists." But indica.
tions show clearly that they will be Of
less use 10 the hard-working man, who
is exposed 10 out door work, than a
good. strong, durable, warm overcoat
or "Frost Paraly zers" for the coming
cold winter. The "raid" was big eur
prise 70 this community, but the price
that Mr.. Meyers, proprietor OF the
Great Grand Central Clothing Depot,
Fifth aud Market, opposite the Clay tou
House, will quote on suits and over.
coats for men and boys will be . much
greater one, and our sdvice is when in
need OF good, substantial clothing, pa.
tronize . house where goods are mark cd
In plain figures, where one price ID
asked and Lot cent less Is accepted
under any consideration, and tba,
place 10 the above house We take pleas
ure in recommending the public o
Wilmington and surrounding country
and dou't you forget 1t. A young mar
who 10 willing to work and can com,
well commended, and wishes to learI
the business, can obtain = steady situa
tion.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
A villain gtoniau irjarI

James Nedrey, Of this cry. y
Injured 10 PhiladelphiA last ft!3
noon. 1t seems that he win a u
up to witness the Centenni4. y
aud while riding on one o' 'aI
comrany's cars fell of near tle
lie buildings. BE was paced Y
wagon aud taken TO the | nlFT's'
pital, where It was found thai al
injured SO lady that ii dt2H'e'
the use Of his limbs. lac !
consider his case as very SERIOUS,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
XCnFHinn.

Gouley's two days excursion Of sight
seeing and pleasure to Wash inaton next
rhurscay, September 20, will be run
Tor the very low rate OF $3.50, with the
privilege Of spending some time In
Baltimore. Parties getting on the train
At stations named on the route can buy
their tickets on excursion train. Tick.
cts for sale In Wilmington at s. III.
Baynard's, Fifth and Market, and al
the train on morning of excursion.
Read aivertisemsnt for foil particalars
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Dots,

The place to buy horse blankets and
lap robes cheap Is ct Parker & Stapley's,
8. W. cor. Second and Orange sts.
Mr.. George r. Kramer has had . gas
engine placed in bis Job printing ofice,
42l Shipley STREET.
The bridge over the Brandy wine
creek ut Market street 10 closed TO wa
Ron travel, and will continue 90 until
next Friday.
At meeting OF the Delaware Field
Club, held last evenina,at No 730 Mar.
ket street.-The proposals to purchase new
grounds were discussed.
Orders are pouring In so fast o. Par.
ker q Stanley's, g. W. cor. Second and
Orange streets. that they are putting a
post and rail around their corner until
they get their orders filed.
Yesterday the new patent paveme n,
around the Wilmington Savings Fund
Building, at Ninth and Market streets
was laid. The pavement Is decided ly
the finest IN the city.
J. G. Phe,pe, formerly OF the firm oI
Newhall & Phelps, at Eighth and Mar
ket streets, bat now residing at North
amptop, Mass, visited our city en- Mon
day In order to see n few friends and
look ut the various Improvements thai
are being made.
It Is now In order TO 60 to W. & n
stations to secure tickets If you want Il
enjoy the greatest holiday OF the year al
the Reading fair, the races and th,
mountains, via. j DeGodt's excursion
Leave Wilmington Thursf ay, Sept. %
at o 40 a. m. Tickets. 81. so.
Mr.. Theodore A, Ksussl, teacher q
the Columbia School for the Deaf, 10
Gated at Warrington, ID. O., and vel
known in this State, was In this city {
few days ago, having just returned
from Nova Scotia. Mr.. X. reported
having had famous time, In com psny
with DIR. Alex. Bell COT telephone CO
lebrity). and feels we'll prepared 70
another years. hard work 1t teaching
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
" n. b. sHAxPE q 90.

grain Carpet now, at 90
cents a yard, that we ever
handled-styles as good as
the high priced carpets
material fair--a good carpet
for some upstairs rooms.
See our stock, look around,
you'll find good, bad and in,
different stocks, oi course.
Compare ours with theirs,
get prices and styles and
then buy intellisently. You're
as welcome as the day to
look through our stock Of
goods. Come and see what a
store you have right here.
Our whole stock OF Dress
Goods in elegant fall fab
RIGS are here.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
mnnIclpsi Court.

At the Municipal Court yestelI]!
ing, Alfred Tally and john SUI
chare ed by Sarah saring WI Sl.'|
sweet potatoes. After hearing j
dence of Officer Ctum..sh y
Sasse, Judge Cumm!ns he'd .AT1 4
bail each for their appeaFsn9s y ]
At s o'clock this morning, lav1
son was charged with in1eesh, I
and held in 600 bail for a iG'D'I
10 morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
a Youpg Printer Dy0x!

William Mccormick, ayo1
OF West Chester, was browns
ter Greek at WAwa on satl''
McCorm;ok was q pssstpss
train that divided st WaEa,
going up the Baltimore Cent,
supposed that NcCc.m!ck
was on the wroDg train, 70
tLinking 1t was sill in the su
fell overheard. McCoEnlci
years OF aga, and lesrnei 1l
a; tbs Local News o8,a, H'
known in Wesi Cbost'r.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
KetuIned HDuh

John Parker and Wm Cd
10 our city last evening f.ou
England Ttey found we'd
vancement had been made ID
try In the past thirty years
seeming to stsnd sti,,-au
number OF the people vel
strange contrast to the q
things in our country. Tbs
joyed their visit, and e,ined
and bodily proportions, bat
back feeling that there IS no|
the world like America. |
will be happy TO NEE: biI
friends at No l03 East SeconI
hia arms have grown s!,oI
razors are not sharper.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
STYLISH.

We can fit a man, youth
or boy in the most stylish
clothes made. We have no
s.ore-worn clothes;our goods
are all new and OF the
latest patterns. The prices
are all right, we know, be-
cause they have been re-
duced to the lowest mini
mum price. Take a look at
our window as you pass.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Butchers vs. Pic

At Third and Washington
exciting contest took place I'd
A pig which some butte ers 7
became too lame to walk !Qrth
left while the butchers went ID
cart. Some colored boys tes
the pig with stones when q
Bierman & Bros wagon cant
demonstrated. Some word: I
the meantime the butchers re
concluded they would place I
the wagon. Three OF them al
led the pig and after a seTei
overcame him and with
triumph on each face and the
wagon, pursued their way.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
The ilintorlcat Sori,

The Historical socis.y d
held Its first mtetirs after d
recess, in their room a.
Market streets, last ev,rld
present were: DR.. l.. ?. 81
p. johnson, ii. Il Briazhur
Hall Porter. II, Is Noaes, 1
Littell, j. II. DsVou, d, 4
aud George W. Bush, j..
Bush presided. The Rsv. =.
who has been for some ii
Giapher. resigned that flea.
made On interesting stltema
ing the society's cor.sspoal
ths Swedish government ID
effort 10 obtain a correct bis,
migration OF the SHedss, sni
Ing at the rocks OF the q
1853.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
The Coming sports

Members Of the Warren Club are
busily engaged preparing fer their
coming sports. The contest for the 100
yards championship promises 10 be
very exciting, as several runners out.
side OF the club are preparing to take
part, and 10 use slang term the ore
who wins the cham pionship will have
TO "hustle" 1t is proposed to have
several OF the best amateur athletes IN
the country present.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Funeral of Oharles Il. Vance.

Charles z. Vance was buried from
the residence Of bis mother, No. 91b
West Eighth ST. eel, y yesterday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Many friends we're In at
tendance, quite q number Of them being
fiom Asylum Lodge, l, o. o. F., and
Delaware Fire Company. The pail
bearers we've John Psitrey, Alexander
Hudson ard Harry E. William son OF
the 1. D. o. f., and John g. Hanna.
Joseph Msoey and James Cannon Of
the fire company. The Rev. James z.
Bryan officiated. The burial was mace
in RlveYview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
THAR EIrrt AnniyeresiIl

Liberty Conclave, No, . d.i hep's
S. w. NJ, Will hold their r. hf,' u, "o:.
.ary at their hall ip the HaTsas;, a. !. III
ing, on Saturday night o'.'I !. "A
very interesting programme IN ~ y " no
pared, and nothing VIII " S,as.rre ,s
make it an evening ei pieas peas
who attend. This Conclass, or1
but one year old, is in "a, a very mssu1os I'D
condition and while the lux ni' ireI
already large it is constantly u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Henry George aass4spg.

A. the result Of = largo and snthusi.
astic gathering which assembled st the
residence Of George W. Kresr, No 113I
Walnut street, last evening, United
Labor Club. No. l, OF Wilmington,
Del was organized. Stewart Carlisle
was elected president, Samuel Biahop
secretary, and George W. Kreer trea.
surer. Il was decided 70 hold the next
meeting at the hall, N. 4. cor. Fifth
and French streets. on Monday evening
next, at Z. go O'Clock. 1t 10 to be hoped
that every man in the city fsvoring
Henry Georges views will be In at'
tendance.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
80
RlEor NoIIiaiOn.

Captain Whittem, of the schooner
Hunter Of RccSlanj, Me-, which ar.
rived In this port yesterday morning
with n cargo OF granite Intended for the
Adams faulty vault 10 the Wilmington
ind Brandy wine cemetery, reports be-
log run into by Gn unknown tug off
New Castle on Snndav night.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
FIFTH EDI1I
Personal

g Personal,
c'or Goverpor Blaes haa an,o,
Csasli, " Of Mispillion Ggn, Hu1
Of the Peace for Ksut c1pn y y
M. Miss , Laura Mullios, @,
city. issuing hie
Miss Martha W. y,n..J
home this morning after fsrs. -
visit to Norfolk, Virgins"
Mr. j. jackson Piercs ]
on his eleventh year a,
penmsnship at the Rugby " 4
Harry First, soa Of Jos,'
shortly enter JeHer.or 'Se, Te,
deiphis, for the purpo,s s"' !
medicine. Ia' Y
W. l.. 8. Murray, p,.,,
will preach at MI. s.,sn Dre'. |. J
Gay at 7.30 p. m, And bo,I
conference immediatelv ~, -,
mon. a'
Daniel b. Anderson A.,
celebrate the b4th aunivs,,,
marriage at their home, go, !
Union streets, on Tue.dar !
9th inst.
James Fl. Morgan has Or ,
to attend the meeting o, ;ss ~,
OF Pharmacy, which is bs
day. Several questions Of
will be considered.
w. I. Wand , ke, q oIs-,
Brothers, and o son OF x
Will start on . short yaca,i,
morning. and will spend
part of his time In ,hs
Kent County, Md, anon,
fclbttNtr.
Lieutenant Samuel s. A,
wife, OF Duncsnron, Pa,
the Mexican war and n, n
war, and brother.i .iu-!av q
j. Mclaughlin, No. 1915 n
after viewing the Cous,i,
bration have returned Lo
delighted With tibet. v.s,,
phia and Wilmington.
Mr. George M. Ditz.:,
Point Township, Nor.hHu
Pa, sister and brother in.
Bittsnsender, No. lOl5 NJ
after taking in the Con...t
bration have returned Do
with their visit, and think
ra; her live in Wilmington
delphia,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
SIGN for tho Grand cen,,a,

The gigp pain ted for the Grand Cen
trsl Theatre by Al. Bocher was deliv-
cred 10 day, ard will be placed in posi-
ton os soon as possible. Il will con-
slderably improve the front OF the
theatre.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
SGIcS of PROPERTY,

Sheriff Lam5son sold on Saturday last,
,Ac property of John P Quinn, on French
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
10 Mutual Loan Association, Tor 81 $50.
lie a 50 sold the lot, corner of Chestnut
end adams street, belonging TO Charles
?. Han, 10 the C!:y Loan Association, for
SEQ.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Getting Well.

Adam Gruhb, the we'll known shoe
dealer, at t03 King street, Clay ton
House Building, has been confined 10
his house for soma time past by q very
severe illness, but we are happy 10 state
that he Is now Gonzales cent and expects
to again be at hts place OF business dur
ing the coming wtt k
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
StruCk ln the Eve.

A boy named GEORGE Gibson de-
libsrately picked up toms nuts In the
Diamond State Boiling Mill this morn
ing, arc threw one OF them into the
face OF Mr.. joseph j.. Brooks. nearly
knocking out one of his eyes. The boy
is spoken Of he passionate and reck.
lese, 1t subjoc: ior the house OF cor
rection.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Returning Home.

The Delaware Division train arriving in
Wilmington at Il 5S carried quite num-
Der OF down State militlsmen to-day, who
are just returning home from their visit
to the Constitutions! Centennial in Phila-
delphia. Several stopped over for short
time in this city. All were in uaifUrm.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Eof'Ce,

Mrs. woyl, No T.. Eat ,ss SsISst sIS5l-
su', ~lsIss ons .pousd sS C1'ar I1'i 70 al
pafties, , WHO evidently nss spSt SStrsrIsos
oWEsE.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
A Long Ride,

Wallis s. Merrihew ard B. Frank Nc
Dat lei made the trip from this city to
Philadelphia on Sunday, on their bicy cles,
goirg and returning by the way of West
Chester and Paoli, distance Of 100 miles,
thus taking rank among the leading
bicycle riders OF the ace.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Another n an.

Michael Grady, who carries on the shoe
store No. 23i King street, was not before
the Police Court as reported, and the
otl!er person who had the assurance TO
use his rame had better not do SO again
should he be caught in a similar scrspe.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
DlEn

REED.--On tho iytb inst, George M, son
OF George ID. kesd, sssd 2 years ana 3
months.
heiatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his
grandfather, CHARLES h. Reed, No. 1914
Pine street, on Wednesday afternoon. at 2
o'clock. Internent at Old Swedes Ceme-
tory.
CHAkLE ES- On tho Goth inst william H.,
son Of Henry and Fannie A Charles, in his
18th year.
Relative, and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend tho funeral from hts pc
rents esideIce, Delaware avenue and Lin.
coin streets, OIL Thursday, at 2 O'Clock, p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. 816 King st
TELRPHosE SIGNAL, 1856,
Open all night.
J. A. WILSON,
Funeral Director.

NUrtuE-UNDEn AND PURSUANT
IN 70 the Act OF the General Assembly
Of the State OF DeiavAre. entitled IAN Act
Concerning Private Oorpora:itns passed
at Dover, March a, 1883, notice 10 hereby
g,ven trst an application will be mado TO
tho Hon. lgnsiius u. Grubb. Associate
Judge OF tho superior Court OF the Stste Of
Delaware, resiGILy In Row CASTLE County,
on the day OF A. D.,
1881. at 10 o'olotz In the morn ing, at ChAm-
oers. In the city OF Wiim ton, for the in.
corporation OF = company b be called
"Deiawarc Frintiag Company the oDis ct
Of which is tO couduoi the business of print
ing beck binGlDg the mAnufaoturc OF Ola nk
books, and the purchase and sale Of station
cry goods. and seasrally 70 do all things
necessary or proper for the carry log on Of
said business.
BRADFORD Il VhNDE9RlFT,
Attorneys for Proposed lncorporators.
E20-l0t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
SarlOual4 LII.

Jefferson street between Second and
Tbird Is blocked on account of the SO
rious Illness Of William H. Faulkner,
the grocer, NJ Third and Jenerson
STREETS.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
s,a,e O, the rsinpsI Aiu..
rno Ee&snss

Tomorrow promise, ...:', to O' d
clnrdy with Sigh. =, thtrb hat5raS,blyl
s!miIsr conditions VIII p'O
on Thursdsy.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
E0Ae Bali,
GsUes played yesterday:

6au1es played yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures, :; Metropoli-
tan, {.
Ctncinnati-C.ncinnati. 2; Louis.
vi!.e, /
BA lumcre-Ba!timore, Is; Brook.
lyn,
Datrot--Ds:roit, /; Philadelphia, 10
Pits5utg-PitteburR, g New York g.
Cuicsgc- Chicago, 8; Washington, 0.
IadianGpo!is-Indianapo!ts, 10; Bos.
tea, ..
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
IISIlger AlfflaYp

-four Ia the bes.;try O sample lag a. SAC, ,
S5.G0 per bbl. Ttis lie "a plrs and
heAlthY four, warranted. Gall az
61e~ srd'S Fan !ly -Four Deeo', y. ".
CO. FouEGh aut E-Ek: phoIe, 4.e,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
WM,B. SHARP { CO,
Fourth and Market Sts

Are you ready for your
Carpets? The tall season is
here.
1t is not too soon to select
your patterns, and the early
asscrtments are generally
the best.
Our large stock of Car.
pets is the new fall designs,
and colorings are especially
pleasing this season. Our
large and well-lighted sales
rooms give you ample OPP
portunity for correct selec.
tions, and our prices are the
lowest in the market.
You can get suited here
over 400 patterns to select
from.
If you need a parlor car
pet buy a Gobelin or Mo-
quette.
Gobelin is the most effec.
tive and elegant carpet pro
duced from the French
looms-sott to the tread,
rich, magnificent, S..
For a medium priced par
lor carpet nothing is so etfec.
tive as "Moquette." Some
housekeepers object to their
sweeping off, It's the
"iuzz" you sweep off at first;
there's plenty of the body
and material left to wear you
tor years, and it will do it,
too. Don't be alarmed at a
Moquette not wearing, il
you buy a good one-some
small dealers, who sell them
by samples, may give you
that impression. The goods
are here for you to see anc
! examine, in magnificent de-
signs and colorings. We
think them to-day the mos,
, effective parlor carpet n ade
tor the money, and can re'el
. any customer to so houses
! in this town where they art
! in satisfactory wear from us
Over $500 yards were solt
: by US last spring of thes
d popular goods. We sci
none but AleX.Smith d Som
Moquette. All new pattern
e SI.5o--last seasons pattern
5 SI.25 Per yard.
:, Brussels are old stand
= bys, Of course, and those VIII
desire nothing different Cal
!" find here a large assortmen
'e OF these reliable goods.
n One special line of bod,
i. brussels, all new designs 70
, fall, with or without Dor
Of ders, we start the seasol
4 ar with at 81 per yard; neve
N sold before less than SI.Is
. Tapestry Brussels in tn
= finest assortment we eve
d had-hetter all the time
e superior designs, and man,
:. = confined exclusively to US i
70 70 this market. A bewilderin
q lot to select from, and pret,,
u We show a complete lin
8 ; Of hall and stair sets of a
"a tte new thiroc
Most any one can nov
.,s have a Tapestry Brussel.
i, so, 60, IS, IS, S., go cent
r. per yard.
{, t. Ingram Carpets--over ~
:, different styles. and pre-,
ls .e tier this tall than for man
., seasons. Many ladies com
he plain OF Ingram not weai
=. ing, but have you tried Oh
;; b OF our genuine Lowells? A
Ingram carpet is probabl
to-day the most deceptiv
carpet made and more poo
Ii ingrains are made than an
is, other kind. Goat hair, tut,
X. hemp and what net is wover
y twisted and interviewer wit
g sen1n wool. and IN cnoh
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Police Changes.

Officer William Adams has been chang
ed from the 4th to the 7th district, kus-
sell from the 7th to 9th and Gross put on
the 4th.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

StUR S1LE-sToJ DOWN WILL BUY A
z roomy, now, two-stnry br iek dwelling
with !tont poIca ana large yard, about ono
square from delaware avenue. Lot, 22.ox93
feet. Price $500. Ii. u. WALrER, 8 W.
1th tt:eet g2o-lt
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

Tho REPUBLICAN to day contains
over thirty one wants. Every body
should look over them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Policy and Keno.

The parsphernalis used by the various
gam bling places In the city was taken
from the City Hall TO the Court House
this morning about 8 90 O'Clock. No
sooner had the officers began to move 1t
from the hall then the wagon was sur.
rounded by . curious crowd.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

E7JR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, ONEOF
II tae hnest farms In DelaN are Co., Pa,
near Concofdvi lie station, on the BaltiU ore
Oentral hAiirosd, containing 81 acres; me
buildings. hutt In abundance, and uEder
GOOD ststs Of cultivation. Call on or ad
dreis j. ). PEIROE, NO. W. 5th st, city.
sIo-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

T OSU-A TAN BEAGLE DLa, ~
IL with white feet, white pressi s.AS
and stripe in facs. A liberal reward win
PEA at, no. 1915 >. Jackson st. s2o-3td .ltws
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

NUTICE "A MEETING OF The
~ stakeholder OF the Aid Loan Associa.
ton vii! be beid on Wednesday evening
next, September II, at 8 O'Clock, 10 hear the
report OF 3 special comm ittee on rev islon OF
By laws aad 10 act upon such business rs
may be then presented.
JOHN T. DAVIS, P.es
s2oH 9EOh9E y. MhhIS, Sec.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

WANTEE-A FEW GENTLEMEN
w bCsrders at 1914 Monroe st. s20.3.s
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

N{ANTED-TWo REE
W rooms for light housekeeping. Ad-
dr' : j. B. e. +. this office. IT.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

NIANtEO-A MiDDLEAHED Lady
w for general house work 10 family CT
Two Apply at tho rear OF 1900 kins 81.
t.u-3ts VIM. W. LUAkNS.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

ANAhPED-A COOK, WAtiS 81 PEE
w week; also 2 chnmbtrnaids and three
general house girls. Apply A. to' Orange
street. s.O- A.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

UTaNrELl-h LADY DtSlhES A PU-
w t.tion housekeeping; can IL tnish the
Dest or reference. hl.O an experienced
@ c@hs N o.'maid wants position. Apply at
9Oc Orange street. s20.2l
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

| OST-ON SUNDAY LAST, NEAR
i EcgemeOr, a small brown-aud- white
hcAge pup. with white stripe on one car.
lhe hnier viii be su ultably rewarsed On re-
dufh.uS him to Hartlove gun store, corner
hlrd and French sts It,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

NTAtTkD-A HAND To WORK IN
w troom factory; TO good hand a per
inAHeLt situat.0n and good pay. apply To
y. IUSAAU, Il. W. corner lad ana King
s.rte,s sA-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

I'OR SALE-ONE Oh f S TN L I
Il hr'sn horse. between and year. OF
axe ~ - hand, hi, Ii, good dTiver. can be
'lHlt a ay lady W. ,. BULLOCK, 1,nth
AM Iataan streets. s2D-I
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

It0A 5 ALA fIkSrOLaS;S FRUIT,
Il provlsion, batter, egg AMI cheese
STAND, In Mad!scn str Q. mArset. Gall On or
address Froduos, l3l monros st. so ~
The Portland daily press., 1887-05-19

ITO LET-Lower part Of house No POI High
a 81, In thorough repair and most cOnyen-
iently arranged. Apply on the PREMISES.